Devices and designs for use in customizable and reusable fishing lure system. In some embodiments, devices include a base lure body and at least one lure cover which is applied to the lure body, for example, by using a shrink-wrap technique. The lure covers may include modifications, e.g., cuts or slits to provide a desired visual or movement effect. Other embodiments may include additional decorative or functional elements, such as a tail piece, a scent pad, or the like. In some embodiments, the lure cover may also be coated with various substances to attract fish by scent or visual effect. The lure covers and elements may be designed to mimic certain types of bait.

Devices and designs for use in customizable and reusable fishing lure system. In some embodiments, devices include a base lure body and at least one lure cover which is applied to the lure body, for example, by using a shrink-wrap technique. The lure covers may include modifications, e.g., cuts or slits to provide a desired visual or movement effect. Other embodiments may include additional decorative or functional elements, such as a tail piece, a scent pad, or the like. In some embodiments, the lure cover may also be coated with various substances to attract fish by scent or visual effect. The lure covers and elements may be designed to mimic certain types of bait.

Disclosed herein is a fishing flasher device which is configured to be attached to a main fishing line to be drawn through the water, generally by trolling behind a slowly moving water vessel. The flasher device has an on-axis mainline attachment on the forward end to produce a spinning or rotational movement about the axis of the mainline. The flasher device also has at least two off-axis mainline attachments at varied lateral offsets from the longitudinal axis at the forward end of the flasher. The off-axis attachments configured to produce an orbiting motion rather than a rotational movement of the flasher device. A trailing line is generally attached to a trailing line attachment point on the rearward end of the flasher device to which is connected lures, bait, hooks, etc. for catching fish.

A lure includes a body having an interior hollow portion, a weight configured to move in the hollow portion, and a support member having a guide portion extending in a longitudinal direction of the body so as to guide the weight and be capable of oscillating inside the hollow portion.

A fishing lure apparatus includes a lure structure or frame with a hook and a first spinner blade retained on a connector member rotatably connected to the frame for spinning when the lure is drawn through water and a second spinner blade retained on the same connector member whereby the second blade periodically engages the first blade when the lure apparatus is drawn through water to thereby affect spinning motion of the first spinner blade. Engagement of the first and second spinner members may create noise or currents in water, in addition to a visual appearance, to attract fish.

A fishing lure apparatus includes a lure structure or frame with a hook and a first spinner blade retained on a connector member rotatably connected to the frame for spinning when the lure is drawn through water and a second spinner blade retained on the same connector member whereby the second blade periodically engages the first blade when the lure apparatus is drawn through water to thereby affect spinning motion of the first spinner blade. Engagement of the first and second spinner members may create noise or currents in water, in addition to a visual appearance, to attract fish.

The present disclosure provides a fishing sinker including a main body that is a casting, and a nitrided layer formed by nitriding a surface of the main body, and communication pores are provided in the nitrided layer and the main body with the communication pores configured to be impregnated with a liquid fishing bait for attracting fish. With communication pores impregnated with a liquid fishing bait for attracting fish, the liquid fishing bait is securely held in the nitrided layer.

The present disclosure provides a fishing sinker including a main body that is a casting, and a nitrided layer formed by nitriding a surface of the main body, and communication pores are provided in the nitrided layer and the main body with the communication pores configured to be impregnated with a liquid fishing bait for attracting fish. With communication pores impregnated with a liquid fishing bait for attracting fish, the liquid fishing bait is securely held in the nitrided layer.

A pop gear or gang troll includes a wire leader and a plurality of spinner blades. The spinner blades may include a polycarbonate body or a body of some other material, a fragmented reflective material disposed on the polycarbonate body so as to reflect incident light in varying directions depending on the relative location of the incident light, and a luminescent material. The spinner blades may have a shape such as generally fish shaped, ovoid, round, or spoon shaped. A lure includes a polycarbonate body (or a body formed from some other material), a fragmented reflective material disposed on the polycarbonate body so as to reflect incident light in varying directions depending on the relative location of the incident light, a luminescent material, and a hook attached to the body. The body of the lure may have a shape designed to lure fish and/or to cause a desired motion to the lure (e.g., vibration).

A pop gear or gang troll includes a wire leader and a plurality of spinner blades. The spinner blades may include a polycarbonate body or a body of some other material, a fragmented reflective material disposed on the polycarbonate body so as to reflect incident light in varying directions depending on the relative location of the incident light, and a luminescent material. The spinner blades may have a shape such as generally fish shaped, ovoid, round, or spoon shaped. A lure includes a polycarbonate body (or a body formed from some other material), a fragmented reflective material disposed on the polycarbonate body so as to reflect incident light in varying directions depending on the relative location of the incident light, a luminescent material, and a hook attached to the body. The body of the lure may have a shape designed to lure fish and/or to cause a desired motion to the lure (e.g., vibration).